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MEXICAN EXPERIENCES ON RPV SURVEILLANCE MATERIALS Ing. Magdalena Griz Cruz.(CFE) M. Sc. Carlos Arganis ININ. (ININ). M. Sc. Eduardo F. Robles P. (ININ) Eng. Francisco J. Merino C. (ININ) M. Sc. Rogelio Hernandez C. (ININ)

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MEXICAN EXPERIENCES ON RPV SURVEILLANCE MATERIALS

Ing. Magdalena Griz Cruz.(CFE)M. Sc. Carlos Arganis ININ. (ININ).M. Sc. Eduardo F. Robles P. (ININ)Eng. Francisco J. Merino C. (ININ)M. Sc. Rogelio Hernandez C. (ININ)

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CONTENTS

GENERAL DATA

AGEGING MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

RPV SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM

COOPERATION RESEARCH PROYECT

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GENERAL DATA

Laguna Verde general data:

Two units X 682.44 net MWe

Reactor type: Boiling Water reactor (BWR 5)

Nominal pressure: 79.69 Kg/cm2

Control: 109 SS control rods with Boron carbide

Steam flow: 3961.3 ton/hr

Feed water flow:3950 ton/hr

Vessel: made of carbon steel internally clad with stainless steel. Total heigth= 20.8 m, = 5.30 m and Thickness from 13 to 18 cm.

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GENERAL DATA (cont.)

Vessel specification and design: welded construction. Design by GE and manufactured by Chicago Bridge & Iron

Designed, fabricated, tested and inspected in accordance with ASME code, section III. Reactor and its support system meet seismic category I.

Shell & bottom head section were made of low alloy steel and were internally clad with SS 304

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Service conditions

OPERATING POWER:

2027 MWt (105 % of nuclear rated power)120% EPU programmed for 2010 both units.

VESSEL DOME PRESSURE:

79.69 Kg/cm2

TEMPERATURE

282°C

STEAM FLOW

3961.3 Ton/h (105% of nuclear boiler rated steam flow.

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Materials & fabrication

Constructed from low alloy, high strength steel plate and forging

Plate of SA 533 Gr. B Cl1, forgings of SA 508 class 2.

Studs, nuts and washers for main closure flange are of SA 540 Gr.B23 or B24

Submerged arc and manual electrode welding processes were employed.

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AMP´s for both units.

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MATRIX COMPONENT-AGING MECHANISM

COMPONENTAging Mechanism

Remarks/documents for reviewNeut.

EmbritFatigue IGSCC &

IASCC

Beltline plates & welds Signific.

Surveillance program, compare with others plants programs. Participation of LV in ISP

Top head N/A N/A N/AReview nonconformance reports/ potential FAC/ external operational experience.

Bottom head N/A N/A N/A

Main closure flange N/A Potenti

al N/A Review usage factor

Nozzles (full penetration) LPCI CRDRL

& FW N/A Verify return line/ conditions of NUREG 0619/ BWRVIP

Nozzle welds CRD (3) N/A Potenti

al Potential Review materials, conditions & programs (IVVI´s)

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LAGUNA VERDE SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM

BELTLINE PLATES & WELDS

SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM BASED ON APPENDIXES H & G OF 10CFR50 AND RG 1.99 R.2

BOTH UNITS ORIGINALLY CONTAIN 3 SURVEILLANCE HOLDERS1. 36 Charpy & 10 tension specimens and a dosimeter

with Fe, Ni & Cu wires2. 24 Charpy & 6 tension specimens3. 24 Charpy & 8 tension specimens

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LAGUNA VERDE SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM

CAPSULES WAS RETIRED:

UNIT 1: 1997 (6th RFO)

UNIT 2: 2003 (6th RFO)

UNIT 1: 2008 (13th RFO)

BOTH WERE REINSTALED ON THE 7th OUTAGE , WITH RECONSTITUTED SPECIMENS FOR EXTENDING CURRENT PROGRAM (in order to have surveillance material for License Renewal). LAST WILL BE RECONSTITUTED AND REINSTALED FOR THE 14th RFO OF UNIT 1.

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Beltline plates & welds for unit 1 identification

SURVEILLANCE SPECIMENS

BASE METAL HEAT: C-1888-2WELD METAL HEAT: 3P4966Linde124lot1214

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Beltline plates & welds for unit 2 identification

SURVEILLANCE SPECIMENS

BASE METAL HEAT:C-3869-1WELD METAL HEAT:5P6771 Linde 124 Lot 0342

CHARPY TEST

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CHARPY SAMPLE PICTURE

BASE METAL

LCCC93P1-POS9

TEMP: 55 ºf

ENERGY: 116.4 ft-lbf

LATERAL EXP. 70.9 mils

DUCTIL FRACTURE : 45%

TENSION TEST

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LAGUNA VERDE SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM

UNIT/ PLATE HEAT COMP./ Cu-

Ni(%)INITIAL RTNDT °F

ART °F (EFPY)

NEUTRON FLUENCE

U1/22-1-2 C1888-2 0.15/0.51 -2034 (12 EFPY) 8.625 X 1017 n/cm2

54.8 (15.15 EFPY) 1.19X1018 n/cm2

U1/WELD 3P4966LINDE 124LOT1214 0.03/0.9 -6

16.6 (12 EFPY) 8.625 X 1017 n/cm2

26.2 (15.15 EFPY) 1.19X1018 n/cm2

U2/22-1-2 C3869-1 0.12/0.65 -10 41.4 7.35 X 1017 n/cm2

U2/WELD 5P6771LINDE 124LOT0342 0.03/0.88 -48 -22.9 7.35 X 1017 n/cm2

LAGUNA VERDE SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM

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LAGUNA VERDE SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM

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LAGUNA VERDE P-T CURVES

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LAGUNA VERDE P-T CURVES CODE CASE N-640

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CURRENT ACTIVITIES

We are reconstituting the Charpy tested samples by stud welding process.

Sub-size tension test specimens will be obtained from original tested tension samples.

Regulatory body is analyzing the extended power uprate proposal for both units. Here there are several analysis about EPU effect on surveillance program.

CRP 8 OIEA PROJECT ACTIVITIES

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Load rate effect on the reference temperature To in a RPV Steel.

CRP 8 IAEA Project activities

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CONCLUSIONS

Transition reference temperature indexed to 30 ft-lbf for Unit 1 and 2 CNLV materials; base metal, weld and HAZ, is in agreement with RG 1.99 Rev.2 predictions and it is not higher than 200 ºF.

In all cases USE magnitude is biger than 50 ft-lb, this meet with 10CFR50 Apendix G.

According to results of 2nd surveillance capsule from Unit 1 and 1st surveillance capsule from Unit 2, RPV materials ductility has not had significative changes.